During their Aug. 7 meeting, Long County commissioners heard several requests from different departments, all having the same "theme" - additional funding.
Despite a quorum of only three members, the Riceboro City Council had a productive meeting this week, deciding among other things to launch the first Ricefest on Nov. 3.
Senior Citizens, Inc. opened a new senior center in Liberty County on Aug. 6. And through the Meals on Wheels program, SCI has expanded its home-delivered meals services for seniors in this area.
The Long County Land Development Code Committee met with the Coastal Georgia Regional Development Center on Aug. 2 and the two panels concluded the planning and zoning ordinance was nearly ready for a final draft.
In front of a large group of supporters, Bob Pirkle announced his campaign to become the next mayor of Hinesville.
An estimated $188,000 worth of marijuana was confiscated from a home on Seabrook Island, according to law enforcement authorities.
As residents from Bradwell Street Extension and Kings Road settled into the Hinesville City Hall meeting room this past week to discuss the possibility of constructing fences at the ends of both streets, Councilman Steve Troha immediately made an announcement.
Despite an argument from Erica Brennan's defense attorney, John Pirkle, that burns resulting in the death of her 8-year-old stepdaughter may have been the result of a possible seizure while bathing, the woman was denied bond Monday by Superior Court Judge Robert Russell.
The Hinesville City Council convened at Jekyll Island this past week for its annual workshop to collaborate on the various strategies for the betterment of the city.
Smiles and laughter were abundant as children started a new school year Monday and caught up with friends.
This will come as a shock to many, but the extension of Frank Cochran Drive is reportedly only months away from completion.
If you were among those who thought they might be hallucinating Wednesday afternoon, no, that was really the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile.
Registration is now under way for the 2007-2008 Liberty County Recreation Department's after-school program.
A who's who of local business, political and community leaders converged at the Target distribution center in Midway for the site's grand opening Wednesday afternoon.
A museum showcasing the military is now open in Gum Branch.
The Liberty County Board of Education voted against a forensic audit at Tuesday's regular meeting. Board members Verdell Jones, Carol Guyett, Marcia Anderson, Carolyn ...
A suspect in a Thursday morning homicide in Walthourville was "apprehended without incident," according to Liberty County Sheriff Steve Sikes.
Former Hinesville City Manager Billy Edwards is now working for Bryan County as a special assistant to County Administrator Ben Taylor.
The Georgia Department of Transportation continues work on construction and maintenance projects this week. Closure schedule may change due to weather or other factors.
The Georgia Department of Transportation continues to improve highway infrastructure throughout the area. As a result, work on construction and maintenance projects will continue through ...
Michael Brian Anderson, a Tybee Island shrimper and fisherman, was convicted March 22 by a federal jury on three counts of false statements, four counts ...
A Missouri man is facing up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to hate crimes for making threats against a mosque in Augusta.
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